Sentence examples for seems try from inspiring English sources

Too many campaigns, it seems, try to focus on a single aim.

Most cultures, even those, unlike ours, which revere the old, have worshipped the female nubility that perpetuates them, and a woman desperate to perpetuate the worship will, it seems, try almost anything.

We have to wait until we reach the second book, Balthazar, where the narrator concedes: "I must, it seems, try to see a new Justine, a new Pursewarden, a new Clea … I mean that I must try and strip the opaque membrane which stands between me and the reality of their actions — and which I suppose is composed of my own limitations of vision and temperament.

Morgan, it seems, tried to buy the elaborately carved teakwood shrines for $150,000, but couldn't.

This student in Texas, it seems, tried to grab the reins of his Ph.D. a little too forcefully during his fourth year.

Or, odd though it may seem, try reading something dull.

As impossible as it may seem, try to relax.

No matter how awful books seem, try not to stop reading for a long period of time.

He seemed tried and tested: a former vice-president, senator and ambassador to Japan, a solidly reliable man.

Marbury was, it seemed, trying unnecessarily to shoulder too much of the burden -- not trusting his teammates quite enough.

They seem tried and true.